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The Miramichi Reader, January 17, 2022
"A deeply personal and thought-provoking read. Each story provided a source of reflection and caused me to question my own lived experience as a Newfoundlander." – Stephanie Collins
Atlantic Books Today, January 10, 2022
"RrRequired reading for residents and tourists alike.... a myth-buster of a book that breaks down the misperception that diversity is an import good in the province." – Jenn Thornhill Verma
The Telegram, December 31, 2021
"Incisive and enlightening collection of essays challenging the notion that diversity is something only recently 'brought to' Newfoundland and Labrador." – Joan Sullivan
The Telegram, November 5, 2021
"The stories are as rich and varied as the voices.... altogether the chapters compose an eye–opening, illuminating, and necessary read." – Joan Sullivan
Quill & Quire, July/August 2021
"This collection shows Newfoundland contains multitudes, as writers observe the province through the lens of their identities. From NunatuKavut Inuk spoken-word artist and professor Julie Bull’s poem weaving together the strands of their identity to queer disabled playwright Paul David Power’s meditation on the magnetic lure of home, Land of Many Shores debunks the myth of a homogenous Newfoundland." –Ryan Porter
Media Coverage
Media Coverage
December 12, 2021
The Telegram
Land of Many Shores on Let's Get Writing
Land of Many Shores on Let's Get Writing
December 8, 2021
Land of Many Shores on CBC's CrossTalk
Land of Many Shores on CBC's CrossTalk
Ainsley Hawthorn on Out of the Fog
Ainsley Hawthorn on Out of the Fog
October 27, 2021
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June 22, 2021
Breakfast Television
April 25, 2021
Truth Be Told
March 6, 2021
The Toronto Star
July 10, 2020
The Afternoon Show with Jess Brady (Global News Radio London)
February 13, 2020
Activa Magazine
June 9, 2019
The Telegram
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